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killed before they even had a chance to defend themselves. >> kids playing in the bay area creek find a human skull. police now say about the discovery. >> and evolution of president pochlingts white house is asking the supreme court now to end the ban on gay marriage in california. >> ♪ bay area police >> ♪ bay area police department is learning to fight

>> breaking news in southern california. ferocious wildfire just north of riverside has been burning out of control since 4:30 this afternoonwith

hundreds being evacuated. fire quickly spread through rancho rope a regional park through several neighborhoods northwest of downtown riverside. heavy smoke rising in the sky scene from los angeles about 60 miles to the west. more than 200 firefighters are on the scene right now with cal fire reporting 150 acres burned so far and the blaze at only 20 percent contained. good news is winds are lit down there. however fire officials have cut back on air attacks. there is concern about flying in power lines and not enough light to see clearly and fight the fire effectively. but again it has been a real fire fight down there. good evening i'm dan ashley. firefighters in that area certainly extremely busy tonight. just minutes ago crew contain this blaze that started with mobile home in the back of a house. residents trying to use garden hoses to help fight the fire. now this fire appears to have been sparked by ember from the wildfire we talked about here at the top if

you miles away. so again very busy evening for the rare winter wildfires for firefighters inouthern california. coming back up here to this part of the state. 48 hours after the murder of 2 santa cruz detectives we are learning more about the criminal past of the gun man and the escape that he was planning. 7 news begins our coverage. >> to you we now know the detectives had absolutely no chance to protect themselves or return fire. >>reporter: santa cruz county sheriff's says the detectives had been in the neighborhood looking for jeremy goulet for 20 minutes when he appeared with the 45 caliber handgun shooting and killing both detective sergeant baker and detective butler. >> neither officer was wearing body armor at the time of the incident. of however body armor would not have helped. >>reporter: police now say goulet was arrested many times for sex reroo lateed caims including on rape charms in hawaii. he's also suspected of

sex crimes involving a juvenile girl in santa cruz and when he killed the officers on tuesday, he was being questioned on a sexual assault. when confronted he was wearing officer butt remember body arm more and fired on them with guns in both hands. they returned fire killing the 35-year-old. on his body police found evidence he may have been trying to the leave town. >> but he also possessed his passport and airplane ticket to the state of new mexico and he was due to fly out this week. >> reporting in santa cruz, abc 7 news. neighbors who live on the street with the tragedy happened still can't believe that this went down. tonight we have home video that shows the intense police response after the first barrage of gunfire. here's laura anthony. >> sorry for the officers. >>reporter: realtor howard allen chokes up when he talks about the 2 officers killed not

far from his office. he's also trying to deal with what he wept through tuesday. when gunfire rang out far too close for comfort. >> did you take cover. >> i dove underneath my desk. i figure it's maybe stop something. >> very professional. both very provlt. >>reporter: questioned by 2 santa cruz detectives as they try to make contact with suspect jeremy goulet just moments before they were kille killed. >> it's pretty intense. not having known them before but being the last person to interact with them if there's a connection now. >> really shocked. >>reporter: james cooper shot video from cell phone as police move toward goulet home right after the two veteran officers were shot. >> tragic. but you have to move on. realize there are

criminals out there. can't stop them all. >> looks like a 9mm. >>reporter: mitchell wasn't there when they opened fire on goulet. when they returned the found the slug inside the van and 2 bullet hole on the outside. >> there's one that went in the engine compartment and the van won't start now. >> could have been worse. you could have been in the van. >> yes that's true. but i'm here. no hole. >>reporter: mean time memorial spring up in the neighborhood where tuesday tragedy unfolded. on street corner and on the door step of goulet now unoccupied bungalow. >> super super close to home. and just feeling super sad about the whole thing. >>reporter: all the neighbors feel the same way we do. shock and just surprising and. >> the flowers have been left here at the door step. there is of course a public memorial now set for next week for the 2 fallen officers. many who live in this neighborhood told us

that being touched closely by whether happened they plan to be there. in santa cruz, abc 7 news. >> as mentioned police chief kevin said late today after 2 day office grieving his officers will return to the streets beginning at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the memorial for the officers will be held next thursday at 11:00 a.m. it will take police at kaiser permanente arena with overflow seating at the santa cruz auditorium expecting thousandss to attend. >> grim messy search for bone was conducted today in alameda county creek. we were above the search of the alameda creek sparked by the creepy discovery of human app skull. cadaver dog brought in today. >> yesterday found by kid playing in the creek and confirmed that as human skull. not native american so it has been her for quite some time. at least a year. so now we are in the process of searching the area for more bones. >> how long has it been there.

boy or girl. is it a child is it an adult. >> a lot of questions to be answered. officials say the skull belongs to adult male and rorke working on the premise it washed down the creek. missing person reports being looked at to match the bone with whoever is missing. >> woman raped 11 days ago on the uc campus admits she made it up. 21-year-old woman admitted to lying to police and said she staged the attack. the woman told authorities originally that she was walking on a campus trail last week when pweent and assaulted. campus police issued a sketch of the suspect based on her description. well they are now forwarding the case to the district attorney who may file charges for filing a false police report. >> white house today asked the supreme court to end the ban on gay marriage here in californi california. others explained this decision represents the next phase in president obama

evolving position open same sex marriage. >> less an year ago the president still personally opposed gay marriage. now tonight he is urging the supreme court to strike down california ban. move put president obama on the same page as clint eastwood. >> so mr. president. >> man with the empty chair who ridiculed him at the republican convention. both now are part of a broad coalition urging the supreme court to strike down california proposition 8. which defiance marriage as only between a man and woman. case against prop 8 is supported by long list of company from his apple to xerox. and long list of influential republicans including 4 former governors and top advisors to president bush. obama view on gay marriage have changed dr. matcly since he was first elected president. >> marriage is between a man and woman. >> my feelings about this are constantly evolving. i struggle with this.

>> i think same sex couple should be able to get married. >>reporter: at the time of that interview the president still said the issue should be left to the state's. but evolution continued and in january a hint of what was to come. >> our journey is not complete until our gay brother and sisters are treated like anyone else upped the law. >>reporter: supreme court will hear the case in less than a month. possibly deciding for the first time whether there is a constitutional right to marriage. jonathan karl abc news the white house. >> and white house says prt is hopeful a solution can be worked out to avert the 85 billion dollars in automatic spending reduction that go into effect midnight tomorrow. so-called sequester cuts. he and congressional leaders will knead meet about this tomorrow. rivrs across the board reduction in defense spending by october 1st. >> brace yourself for another increase in gas prices fwhu time captain blame big oil. the state is raising them. state board of equalization late today passed a 3 and a half cent gallon crease in the

excise tax it takes effect july 1st. ironically the state increase the ex it's tax today because we are using less gasoline than expected. so the tax revenue from fuel was coming up short of what officials had budgeted. >> still to come tonight on 7 news at 9. tell graving the future of one of berkeley most colorful streets. city leaders look forome input. >> in the accu-weather forecast center. if you like warm weather you will love tomorrow but you may not be thrilled with the 6 days to follow. accu-weather 7 day forecast coming up. >> and breakthrough in brain research. scientist at stanford may on their which to stanford may on their which to the reading your mind97

>> community brain storming meeting is under way in berkeley tonight. mayor wants to talk about plans to upgrade a 4 block stretch of popular telegraph avenue. just south of uc berkeley. not everyone is excited about what the mayor has in mind. more tonight from abc 7 news reporter are nick smith. >> ♪ parts of berkeley tell grv avenue have fallen on bad times. many retail stores line the streets south of the cal campus closed up shop and moved away. and in a few of these

unoccupied places elements some wish weren't there at all. >> just trying to kick it too. >> basically berkeley. >> it's the mix of musician street vendor shop and bar make tell grv avenue what it is and talk of make over should be thought through carefully. >> as long as people rights aren't infringed upon i don't think changes will be a problem. >> berkeley mayor says change is needed and needed now. >> floundering and going downhill for a long time. >> he says retail sales along telegraph avenue and the taxes they generate are half of what they were in 1990. >> brain storm. tonight we try to figure out what people see. what do they want to see. >> mayor wants businesses like night club and boutique indicator to young consumer and students and remove quota on restaurants that were put in place in the 80's. >> able to come to show and comedy and dances. >>reporter: telegraph doesn't

need drastic controversial proposal. berkeley council member worthington says the mayor is pushing too much. >> we need simple common sense solution that benefit the small business people and rest departments and stichbilitys council member worthington says small step lake dressing issue of blight and allowing store owner to bring the table out in front of the place of business and simple things like paint are small ways to start. the mayor says you need to be big and bold. the debate continue continues. in berkeley, abc 7 news. >> california one thirsty state tonight. that's the result of the annual snow survey conducted by the department of water resources. this is now officially the driest january and february on record in the bay area and central sierra. today water content measured only about 66 percent of average. snow pack usually provides about a third of the water supply so it's absolutely

critical in california. >> experience is here obviously with the weather. what is so ironic about this we got off to a fast start in the rainy season and spigot shut off. >> we were at 200 percent of the normal rainfall total and now wasted because it's been so dry. we hope for more rain and some coming next weekend. >> that's a start. take you over to live doppler 7hd current conditions. we have mainly clear skies. there is some coastal fog and as a matter of fact it has reduced visibility half moon bay to just 1 and 1 quarter mile. you can see away from the coast visibility just fine. almost 10 mile visibility but foggy along portion of the coast line right now. here's emeryville back at the bay bridge. temperature readings in san francisco. 54 in oakland san jose check in at 52 degrees. another view of the bay bridge from high definition south beach camera here at san francisco and more temperature readings. 49 degrees at santa

rosa. 51 at napa fairfield. 56 at gilroy. to our forecast feature it's going to be mainly clear overnight but with some patches of fog mainly along the coast line. not much pushing inland. spot or 2 out over the bay. mid 70's tomorrow will be the high in our inland locatio location. it's going to be really mild to warm and mostly cloudy on saturday as our weather pattern begins to change. this is important. beach hazard advisory in effect from tomorrow morning through saturday evening. we have some rough surf for awhile. possibility of dangerous snea sneaker wave should stay away from the water edge and avoid going out on to the rock out coption and the jetty because the surf could be hazardous. looking at the satellite animation you can see the big ridge of high pressure still holding on but for only one more day so we have dry mild conditions tomorrow but after that some of the cloud move in. we have quite a significant change in our weather pattern. start the forecast app mission 11:00 o'clock tonight and

notice overnight patches of fog mainly along the coast line. maybe a little bit of it spilling out over the bay and across the bay but not very wide spread and then tomorrow morning should mention 5:00 o'clock tomorrow morning start rush hour still some of the fog around so visibility could be reduced in some location at the start of rush hour but by afternoon tomorrow sunny skies and mild conditions will be settles in. over nature tonight with the presence of patchy fog. low pressure mainly mid upper 40's probably around 50 atlantic richfield mopped and san francisco. then tomorrow afternoon. in the south bay sunny sky with high in the mid to upper 70's. 74 at san jose. 77 at los gatos. peninsula low 70's at redwood city, palo alto, 74 at mountain view on the coast 60 to 61 degrees. pacifica half machine bay. 68 do you want san francisco. mid 70's in the north bay at san sonoma. on the east bay see low 70's most part. inland east bay mid 70's at concord and san low andro and livermor

livermore. san ramone and here's look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. we'll see high pressure still in the low 70's on saturday sunday but will be cloudy and maybe even a sprivshing el on saturday then next week temperatures drop sharply. high only 60 degrees and we have rain tuesday wednesday and thursday and perhaps even beyond so maybe we'll begin to make up a little bit of the rainfall deficit we have. >> let's hope.so running out of time. >> we are indeed. >> thanks very much. >> still to come tonight. one-on-one with mike tyson. may feel differently about him after you see the interview. >> out of gas. dust. scientist may have just captured the birth of a planet. captured the birth of a planet. 7 news at well, well, well.

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>> here's an experiment that sounds like it's something out of a science fiction movie. neurologist connect the brains of 2 rats. one moves to press a lever the other one does too. at least most of the time. the telepathic collaboration is the first use of neurotechnology to transmit thoughts directly between the brains of animal. scientist say this mark the first step to the creation of biological computer linking multiple brains. rat to mice and what may the closest scientist have ever come to mind reading. jonathan bloom paid a visit to stanford where research versus found a way to watch what is happening deep inside the brain of curious little creature. >> this isn't the kind of mouse would you normally plug into. a computer. but that's exactly what stanford research versus done. >> this the is literally a u.s. b mouse. >>reporter: they carefully im plentyed tiny lens inside the

brain. microscope so small the mouse can wear it like a hat and this is what the microscope sees. >> we saw the activity and we were like. >>reporter: these are neuron. cell that make up the brain. firing with electrical impulse you can actually see. stuff neuroscientist have dromd of. >> just as we imagine it. >>reporter: it could be the key to the mystery of memorandum l ri. >> we think there is understanding information processing and healthy brains and also are applications in brain disease research. >>reporter: researchers found every spot on this little track lights up a specific neuron as the mouse scurry by. >> we can reconstruct where the animal is in space by lacking at the brain activity moving. >> they found different sets of neuron light up on different days. >> as if the brain is keeping its own back up during the same information in multiple places. >> one of the implication i think of study is that the tension of space information may surprisingly robust. at least in northerly pwrichbility live window inside a working

brain has so captivated the science community in true silicon fashion they start add company based on the technolog technology. >> the data is fearful like a piece of art and allows the researchers to medley see the data they are the collecting. >>reporter: start up plans to sell the mick scope to researchers studying everything from aging to alzheimer's sdichlts i feel in that using the technology you can help unable some truly fascinating research. >>reporter: at stanford, abc 7 news. now to out of this world. astronomer captured what may the first ever photographed of the birth of a planet. image show a faint blob imbedded in a thick disk of gas and dust around a young star. scientist say dramatic violent process. object appears to be a baby gas giant planet. mass at least the size of jupiter and perhaps three times that size enormous.

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>> 9th circuit court of appeals in san francisco this week handed major victory to japanese whalers. anti-whaling activist were named pirates. we spent the day combing through court documents and has more on the controversy. >> we can figure out where you stand on the issue by watching this incident from monday. that's the sea shepherd ship in the middle trying to prevent the whaling factory ship on the left from getting fuel from the ship on the right when they collide. in your opinion did the japanese shit hit sea shepherd or were the activist at fault. lawyers for the institute of search filed suit in seattle to stop the activity frist targeting their ship. when they lost the japanese took the case to the 9th circuit court of appeals. >> that activity in these waters is inherently dangerous.

and they attempt it time and time girngs and the 3 judge panel agreed. chief judge wrote this week you don't need a peg leg or eye patch when you ram ship hurl xwlas container of acid, drag rope in the water to damage prop and rudder and point high powered laser at other shichlts you are without a doubt a pirate. no matter how high mined you believe your purpose to be. sea shepherd director of intelligence and says the ruling is lewd cichlts it's not pirate. we are not boarding or plundering any gold or not carrying automatic weapons. we are not hurting anybody. >>reporter: international ban on commercial whaling took effect in 1986 but this year the japanese plan on taking 9 35 mink whale, 50 hump back and 50 fin whale in the research it wine up as food in japan.

>> poachers come into united states court and when their attorney comes in the united states court and makes the statement that the killing of these whales down in anti-arrest ka for research it's simply a lie. >>reporter: but the appeals court made it clear the ruling is not a statement about whaling. they are sending a message they will not tolerate piracy so the court affirmed injunction barring sea shepherd u.s. from approaching the japanese ship. >> we did comply with the injunction. sea shepherd united states has not come anywhere near thoughts vessels certainly not within 500 yards and the vessels are not owned by sea shepherd united states. they are owned by australia and netherlands where they are flagged. >> sought activity right back in the southern ocean with the zero tolerance campaign. already failed on that mission to prevent a japanese from taking any whales but they are having a huge impact on the whaling operation. japanese crew beefed up the defense this year including high pressure water cannon piercing defense and flash bang grenade. battle

rages open court drama plays out. sea shepherd tells me they take the case when appeals court panel next. i'm posting the opinion on our web site along with this story. for the i team abc 7 news. we have update now on anotherism team investigation into what could turn out to be the largest securities fraud in california history. today the security exchange commission filed a civil complaint against walter and son kelly and partner bruce for secretly using the assets of new real estate fund to rescue an older rapidly collapsing fund. sec also accuses the east bay men of lying to investors about the health of the funds. it has been 2 and a half years since the i team first exposed the scandal involving more than 700 million dollars and thousands of investors. many lost their life savings. everything they had. and attorney involved in the case says to expect criminal charges against these men soon. >> man wanted for the killing

of 3 people on the las vegas strip arrested in los angeles this morning. 26-year-old ammar harris seen here bragging about money and his recent you tube video is the prime suspect in last week shooting and crash. police say harris opened fire on maserati driven by kenneth cherry junior of oakland killing him. the car crashed in a taxi setting it open fire killing 2 people inside. >> like many cities in the bay area the east palo alto police department under staffed. short on money and overwhelmed with crime. but east palo alto has taken an innovative approach to fighting that crime and seems to be working. tonight assignment 7 report 7 news reporter allen wong explains exactly what they are doing. >> tells that you there are 4 rounds fired from here. >>reporter: in an instant the center from east palo alto shot spotter pinpoints the exact location where these gunshots were fired. >> detective would know this

may app area to look for casings. >>reporter: east palo alto police chief says last year spotted 1300 accidents in epa. town just 3 squ miles in size and one dubbed the murder capitol the of the united states. >> around here and around here. some of the highest concentration of activity. >> when the city police chief noticed these cluster of reoccurring gunshots he wanted to know how it was affecting the people who live there. >> uc berkeley did a survey that show that many residents afraid to come out because of the gun shots. and so they would not engage in the healthy activity that many of us enjoy that live in neighborhood that are not affected by gun violence. >> chef davis says these areas.ed with gunfire were plagued with high rates of chronic disease and child obesity. so instead of beefing up enforcement and arrest he turned 2 gang infested park

into fit zone unusual site but twice a week the police officers conduct zuma session at the park. they play volleyball with the residents. they organize power walk around the park and know the kid by name. >> good friend of mine. >>reporter: highlight is a 4 mile bicycle riders along the shoreline trail. health navigator also talks to parents about nutrition. >> look for healthy choice. >>reporter: squad car are kept out of sight replaced by segue and bike. >> in the car it's like there's a barrier there. window might be down but they see a black and white. see a police officer. that's all they see. when i'm on this and on the bike there's a lot of you know what's up what are you doing what are you doing out here. they want to talk to us. >> that's the best thing. because i want my kids to feel like they are secure. want to be like policeman is a friend to them. >>reporter: unconventional approach where veils is viewed

as health problem that can be cured with a public healthl. ss losing weight and people regained the park. >> before i would stay inside to my video game. watch tv. >>reporter: law school researcher sarah lawrence is conducting the study for this pilot program. >> city over all should go down 31 percent but hot spot it's 60 percent and 40 percent. >> only been 5 month ins a one year study but combine ago crime fighting tool with public health strategy proves effective, chief davis says the program will have reduced crime in this park without one officer making an arrest. in east palo alto allen wong abc 7 news. still ahead tonight. prize fighter certainly no stronger to filling seat but this time a big difference. how mike tyson is packing them in with stories is packing them in with stories of violence and vulgarity in

>> pope benedict officially ended the reign today and catholic all over the bay area commemorated historic event. >> santa clara mission rang the bell 85 times at 11 this morning. exact time pope benedict stepped down. 85 also marks the folk age. bell also rang as the pope did farewell to the adoring crowd. he then boarded who want tore begin the retirement. massive wooden door of his residence close and will not be open until new pope is elected. >> new report that is out sure to raise some eyebrow. science medical journal based in san

francisco has published a study suggesting women are heavier because they are not doing as much housework. the study plus 1 points out that back in 1965 women spent nearly 26 hours a week dusting and mopping. by 2010 that dropped to 13 hours a week. more housework means more calorie burned. study also found that women have exchanged time spent vacuuming for time watching television. according to this study. from san francisco. >> former boxing heavy weight champion tyson is in san francisco appearing in a one man show believe it or not. as wayne explains it could be argued that every step tyson takes is a show on to itself. >> when former badest man on the planet heads in your direction only natural for a guy to think thank goodness we are here to talk not fight. you know his name right. >> michael girard tyson. >> you don't look so mean. >> i'm not. now.

>>reporter: no. now he's an entertainer. >> so after i left prison i have to admit i was scared. >>reporter: mike tyson former heavy weight champion turned the story of his life in a one man show. i hate the fact that i had this image as tough guy in actuality i'm a peacock. >>reporter: so says the man who once bit off part of an ear while losing a championship fight. >> you can see it. you can see it. there it is. >>reporter: but the tyson who has taken the show on stage to 30 cities now appears to be a changed man. if you look him in the eye still a little scar scary. but also quite gentle. man who seems to want to bare his soul. why do you think you are interesting at this point? >> the i don't know. maybe because i'm slightly bit of a width oyshtion who wouldn't be interested in this former personification of fury making so many confession. all the time he acted tough he says he was just a scared insecure little boy.

>> afraid little boy. never going to pick on me again. because i tear your soul apart. >>reporter: kid good to prison for rape who earned and burned more than 400 million dollars. if you could pull the kid aside andpeak to him as the man you are now what would you say to him. >> i couldn't tell him anything now. he went through the trial tribulation and why he's this person because of that young kid. now he detect the young kid which he didn't have the skills to do before. >>reporter: now on stapling. study in the contrast between what he was and who he professes to be. if nothing else, mike tyson is fascinatin fascinating. >> i want them to know that if a guy like me with no education lives in the poorest neighborhood in the country have drug addicted sex work parents if i can make it, you can too. >> in san francisco, wayne friedman abc 7 news.

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people love the atm and are happily spreading the goodwill. l marketing stunt and nice treat for people. >> one last check on the weather. spencer is here. >> okay. live doppler 7 hd of happiness is here. to show you we have mainly mostly clear skies but a spot of coastal fog as you can see. although visibility just fine in our locations away from the coast either way down at half moon bay to one mile because of the dense fog in that spot. tomorrow state wide will be looking at mainly sunny mild conditions with high pressure well into the 70's. central valley in the 80's in los angeles and palm springs and here in the bay area after some patchy early morning fog we see sunny skies in the afternoon with just a few thin passing high clouds. high pressure in the mid upper 70's tomorrow and here's accu-weather 7 day forecast. remain mild relatively so over the weekend but it's partly mostly cloudy especially on saturday when we may have some sprinkle but temperatures drop-off sharply next week. much cooler and we have chance of rain tuesday wednesday and thursday. winter

still here. >> okay indeed. thank you very much experience. >> super extreme you are about to see bay area man jump from hot air balloon and float down in a nanny like graceful manner using a patio umbrella. watch. >> umbrella actually slows you down. like mary poppings does. >> eric was born in san rafael. he's professional skier and base jumper. >> lack at this guy. new video shows him cut lasts from the bottom of the balloon holding special made umbrella. he sores through the sky until the umbrella breaks apart. not to worry. parachute strapped to the back to stick the landing. >> glad i didn't kn about that as teenager. i would have tried something silly off the umbrella. i did actually. not completely insane. >> i was thinking. we could go to orchard supply.

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>> come up tonight at 11:00. latest on the fire burning in southern california. right now more than 150 acres have been scorched. plus. >> what are you diagnose with a politician on your show? what were you possibly thinkin thinking. >> gave inbreak from governor duty to stop in on kimmel. preview tonight at 11:00. that's coming up over at 11:00 o'clock. on channel 7. larry with all the sports. >> interesting time for the sharks. tam losses. people starting to yet over all direction of the franchise. coaching. management. sharks red wings in the tank tonight. you know whenever the wings come to town so do the fans.

red everywhere in the tank. no scoring until the third period. stealth puck with blue licens license. thornton. logan shoots and scores. back to become games. eighth of the year now one nothing. the red wing respond. nicholas from the point. the foot of patrick for the first goal of the year. and 2 minute mark in the third period. 2 minutes left. tied at 1 a piece. >> last year collin preping back up smith now he's the guy 49ers starting quarterback. also meeting first lady michelle obama. cap along with nike bringing physical activity back to schools part of the program encouraging kids to go outside and play every day. now today while promoting this cause alongside nike vice president hill, cap was asked about smith seemed up comfortable talking about him. didn't want to confirm the trade or mention anything about alex. later on the network he said alex was a great friend and talk about the niner possible pursuit of this man of

the jets. >> really no response right no now. at this point nothing can be done until march 12th so whether he's with us or not, he is going to be a great quarterback. i think our team is very talented as is. obviously player like of darrell he's all star player. can do it all so in addition from someone lick him would be amazing but i think we have the talent on our team right now. we just have to finish. >> cal basketball team talk about finishing. goten hot just the right time. bears with a chance at the pack 12 title after the sixth straight win. cal hosting utah tonight. strike up the band. nice game by freshman wallace. 11 point sweet dish. solomon 2 handed slam. 22 run just before the half. nice is save by justin toal whox knocks down the 3. leading all score percent 15 points. no utah player in double figure. cal a winner.

64-46. 19 and 9. game back in the loss column in the pack 12. santa clara hosting last home game for foster and mark. first half. inside. hit the floor hard but got to it go 26 points. foster santa clare all time leading scorer knocking down the three. had 17. right now late in the contest broncos rolling 75-46. women soup number 4 stanford crushed washington 71-36. 24 points here. 13 straight wins for the cardinal. cal now with 14 game winning streak 73-60 over washington state. 26 points here. warriors lost in new york last nature but curry the talk of the nba after lighting up madison square garden for 54 points. he had only 4 points after the first quarter and then just exploded for 50 in the final 3 periods. he said